Shower for Miss Brandenburg set before spring wedding
Miss Rainel Brandenburg fiancee of Howard Monk received a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Howard Brandenburg and Gail on Thursday at Manchester Road home of Mrs. Sidney Brandenburg. Attendees included Mrs. George Allen Mrs. Robert Renk Mrs. Darey Brandenburg and others. the couple plan to marry March 16 at Grace Baptist Church with Linda Johnson as maid of honor and Ray Monk as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainel Brandenburg
Howard Monk
Howard Brandenburg
Gail
Sidney Brandenburg
Manchester Road
George Allen
Robert Renk
Darey Brandenburg
Winfred Loveless
Glenn Tuggle
Glenn Masen
Charles Steed
Charles Rudokos
Roy Spicer
Howard Weidle
Willard Lane
Russell Lane
Ann Madden
Granville ‘Combs
A. C. Monk
Sidney Hershner
Jerry Horne
Franklin - Lebanon Road
Grace Baptist Church
Miss Brandenburg
Ing
Linda Johnson
Joy Brandenburg
Gail Brandenburg
Sonia Shearer
Ray Monk
Ronald
Galey Macklewayne
Jack Salley
Russell Dalton
Kimberly Kay Coffey
Scott Brandenburg
Miss Hale Shower Honors Bride Elect Deborah Hale
Bride elect Miss Deborah Hale and Joseph Stagmyer will wed April 27 at Holy Trinity Church. A miscellaneous shower at the Windsore on Middletown Hamilton Road honored the couple with many family friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Hale
Joseph Stagmyer
James Fugate
J. E. Windsor
Windsore
Middletown Hamilton Road
Cheryl Fugate
Charles Huff
Jesse McBrayer
Justin Holweger
Virgil Royse
Gerald Wilcox
R. A. Boxwell
French Williams
Arthur Sanderson
Glenn Gillespie
Three Middletown Nurses Cap in Mercy School Ceremony
In Hamilton Mercy School of Nursing 36 nurses received caps. among them three from the Middletown area. Janet Parman, daughter of James and Mrs. Parman of Camden, Judy Wagoner, daughter of Lowell Wagoner of Middletown, and Judy Schenck, daughter of William Schenck of Seven Mile, are listed graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Hamilton’s
Mercy School of Nursing
Janet Parman
Preble Shawnee High School
James Parman
S. Liberty St
Camden
Judy Wagoner
Middletown High School
Lowell Wagoner
Oberon Drive
Judy Schenck
Seven Mile High School
William Schenck
Middletown
Eaton Road
Estrellita Horoscope Highlights Beneath Starry Trends
The forecast notes planetary restrictions easing for tomorrow and urges congenial family socializing. It predicts good luck in romance, business, and travel periods, with emphasis on asset growth, job advancement, and marital happiness through mid next year.
Unknown Canvasser Warns of Hidden Home Threat
A cryptic note warns about a valuable residence linked to a little-known operster. The message stresses seriousness and questions the overall picture, urging awareness of unseen risks in home visits.
Purdy’s Ice and Termite Service Marks 28th Middletown Year
Lewis J Purdy’s ice and sales service advertises 28th anniversary in Middletown with reference to thousands of satisfied users and a hardware division. The ad names Purdy and Dohn hardware in a compact promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. Purdy Ice & Sales
Middletown
Miami University Dean's List includes area students
Over 100 area students earned dean's list honors for the fall trimester at Miami University Oxford Campus. The report lists multiple Middleton, Germantown, Camden, Eaton and Warren area names with straight A and high honor designations across 3.5 to 4.0 GPAs, including numerous addresses and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Oxford
Middletonians
Mary Stephanie Bell
Milton Road
Julianne Nickell
Hampton Place
Jean Louise Gunderman
Nancy
Lou Malcom
Seven Mile
Marjorie Fultz’ Batten
Germantown
William James Duffield
Eaton Rt
Carole Faye Banks
Oxford State Road
Carl A. Breytsprank
East St
James Thomas Crawford
Burton Road
Alice Elizabeth Galeese
Central Ave
Richard Otto Hackney
Fairmount Ave
Tim Johnson
Flemming
Stanton Lee Miller
Curryer Road
Pamela Patchen
Park Lane
Thomas Morgen Popp
Kalbfleisch
Floyd H. Starr
S. Main St
William T. Thorn Jr
Valeries Dianne Waldner
Middletown
Hamilton
Open House To Honor William Augspurger 85th Birthday
William S. Augspurger of 2456 Wilbraham Rd is honored at an open house to celebrate his 85th birthday tomorrow. Hosts are his daughters and sons in law Arthur J. Fouts and Roger L. Oakley, with Oakley family assisting. The event runs 2 to 4 30 p.m. at 4617 Wicklow Dr with guests from several cities including Middletown Dayton Hamilton Zanesville Oxford and Lexington Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Augspurger
Wilbraham Rd
Arthur J. Fouts
Dayton
Roger L. Oakley
Middletown
Oakley
Wicklow Drive
Hamilton
Zanesville
Oxford
Lexington
Vital Statistics Births Reported in Local Lines
Mr and Mrs Roy Mcintosh welcome a boy at 301 Mary Lane Circle Lebanon Friday. Mr and Mrs Paul Presta at 4411 Miller Road welcome a boy Friday. Mr and Mrs Ivan Harrison at 223 Union St Trenton welcome a girl Friday. Mr and Mrs Wallace Horne at 2310 Longfellow St welcome a girl Friday. Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson at 6631 Kalbfleisch Road welcome a boy today. Out of town Theodore Martin of Cincinnati welcomes a boy Wednesday Christ Hospital. maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Baird Middletown Rt 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mcintosh
Mary Lane Circle
Lebanon
Paul Presta
Miller Road
Ivan Harrison
Union St
Trenton
Wallace Horne
Longfellow St
Walter Johnson
Kalbfleisch Road
Theodore Martin
Cincinnati
Christ. Hospital
Joseph Baird
Middletown
Rt. 3
Hospital Dismissals List Names Several Local Patients
Mercy Hospital in Hamilton released a roster of patients dismissed or discharged. Names include Mrs. Anna I. Smith Camden, Mrs. Rebecca Alfrey Park, Mrs. Larue Jenkins Young, Mrs. George Profitt Franklin, James Clemens Franklin, Mrs. Robert Hayes Monroe, Jennifer DeJarnette Pearl Street, Robert Murphy Jackson Lane, Douglas Angel Franklin, Stanley Sallie Aeronca Street, Raymond Sams Franklin, Mrs. Thomas Pence Carlisle, Mrs. David Sturgill S. Stroud Street, Mrs. Emory Hardeman, and Miss Diane Hoerst Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Profitt
Franklin
James Clemens
Robert Hayes
Monroe
Jennifer DeJarnette
Paul Clark
Pearl St
Robert Murphy
Jackson Lane
Douglas Angel
Carl Angel
Stanley Sallie
Aeronca
Raymond Sams
Thomas Pence
Carlisle
David Sturgill
S. Stroud St
Emory Hardeman
Diane Hoerst
Trenton
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Charity Circle Program At First Church Of God
In the Wilderness-At Stream themed program led by Mrs. Charles Emrick during February Charity Circle meeting at First Church of God. Participants included Mrs. Gene Middleton Mrs. Paul Miller Mrs. Willie Wolfenberger and Mrs. Ronald Specht. Meeting held at circle president Mrs. Dale Ledford home with co-hostesses Mrs. George Robillard and Mrs. Harry Evans Jr. Mrs. Walter Wendt will host March 28 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Emrick
Charity Circle
First Church of God
Gene Middleton
Paul Miller
Willie Wolfenberger
Ronald Specht
Circle
Dale Ledford
George Robillard
Harry Evans Jr
Walter Wendt
Crossword Clue List From a Historical Page
A compact list of crossword clues includes entries such as poet Italian coin fishing equipment actual expiate three comb form polite reply Parsee hospital chill recent common value Jewish month retard choice certain rotating apparatus commence tower reluctant English novelist Son of God perform payable by way of haul female sheep Japanese.
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Tower
Bride Pantone Hosted Postnuptial Shower Nearby
Mrs. John Pantone formerly Shirley Campbell was honored at a post nuptial shower at her parents home 270 Janet Ave Carlisle High School graduate and Westfield N Y Oct 28 marriage to Mr Tony Pantone son of Mr and Mrs Pantone Youngstown Ohio Attendees came from Kentucky Michigan and Ohio The couple will reside in Youngstown where Mr Pantone works for Firestone Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pantone
Shirley Campbell
Paul Campbell
Janet Ave
Carlisle
Carlisle High School
Pantone
Tony Pantone
Youngstown
Westfield
N. Y
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Firestone Co
Irish Tunes On Tap For St. Pat Event
The annual St Patrick's Day Dinner at Holy Trinity School gym features the Razor's Edge Chorus and Tom Haney as master of ceremonies. Doors open 6 30 p m with 350 tickets. Steering committee lists Jim Bishop Frances Dillon Mary Dillon and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pat
Holy Trinity School
Razor’s Edge Chorus
Middletown
Tom Haney
Holy Trinity
Jim Bishop
Frances Dillon
Mary Dillon
Norman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Hale
Estrellita
Lewis J. Purdy Dohn
A-B-Dick
Linda Marie Allen
Lisa Lane
Peter Scott Billman
Main St
Gary Ernest Birch
Sheffield St
Jennifer Ann Boxwell
Park Drive
Carol
Jean Burdsall
Santa Fe Road
Todd Edward Coddington
Primrose Lane
Karen Louise Cox
Bexley Drive
Michael David Davies
Jennie Marie Estill
Timber Trail
Patricia Ann Fruauff
Riverview Ave
Sharon A. Galeese
Dennis Wilson Harmon
Garfield St
William Ronsalo Heflins
Morgan St
Wanda Jean Hogg
Wilbraham
Sara Katherine Jones
Forest Glen
Roger Lee Kistner
Susan Louise Kitchen
Eastline
Ronald Eugene Klapper
Stanley St
Barbara Ann Maxwell
Kenwood St
Terrence Lee Neale
N. Marshall Road
Nancy Jane Nuss
Kyles Station
Eli Luther Reeves
Hood Ave
Ronald Ray Richardson
Elk Creek
Mark Stephen Rubin
Sherman Ave
Carol Ann Senf
Highview Road
Alice Mary Smith
Lorraine Drive
Susan Wedekind Story
Woodlawn
Anne Swisher
Santa Fee Road
William Earl Tickel
Hughes St
Judy Jean Wilde
Philip Alan Husted
Franklin Arthur M. Johnson
Bonnie Sue Arnold
Helen Ann Bashford
Richard A. Kaufman
Samuel Stephen Marts
Paula Lou Nixon
Alice Lynn Rosencrans
Michael D. Rosencrans
John Stanley Phillips
Somerville
Linda Marrs Kalinich
Nancy Sue Martin
Bessie Rose Miller
Dannella Faye Minton
West Chester
James Lee Reach
Nora Ann Slifer
Allyn Elizabeth Ummel
Carolyn L. Ummel
Phyllis Jane Dawkins
George Ellis Henry
John Ray Shock
Donald Dean Terry
West Alexandria
Gaylene Calvert
Kathleen Nora Chappell
Phillip Lee Frey
Mason
Janice Arlene Burger
Pleasant Plain
Michael Ralph Ross
Springboro
Rebecca Sue Whitaker
Waynesville
William Augspurger
Mrs. Oakley
Stephen
Keith
Lynn
Augspurger
Anna I. Smith
Rebecca Alfrey
Park
Mrs. Larue Jenkins
Young
Manchester Ave
Albers
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